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Henry Bouchet, Deputy CEO at Xelya
Transforming a sector as deeply rooted in its traditions as that of lawyers is a challenge that few dare to take up. But Henry Bouchet, managing director of Xelya, not only took up this challenge, he did it by completely reinventing the rules of the game.
In the last episode of the podcast The Cheat Code, we had the chance to dive into the fascinating world of this visionary entrepreneur. What he shares is much more than a corporate story: it is a philosophy, a look at the future and an innovative approach to the legal profession.
A company that breaks the rules: the opal organization
Chez Xelya, forget about traditional hierarchical structures. No managers. Here, each employee is fully responsible for their missions, working as a team to achieve common goals.
This approach, inspired by opal organizations, places trust and collaboration at the heart of everything.
In other words, Xelya is not just a business software company like Diapaz or a consulting firm for lawyers via Anomia.
It is a real laboratory for organizational innovation, where each individual is an actor in collective success.
Henry Bouchet: a player in the digital transformation of lawyers
But it is not only in its internal structure that Xelya stands out. Under the leadership of Henry Bouchet, the company has established itself as a key player in the digital transformation of the legal sector.
Some highlights of the episode:
- A career rich in entrepreneurial experience and lessons : Discover the Blue Ocean Strategy
- The strategic takeover of Anomia : More than an acquisition, a clear vision to support law firms in their transformation.
- The collaboration with Lefebvre Dalloz : An alliance that promises to redefine practices through innovation and artificial intelligence.
- Cybersecurity at the heart of the project : We laugh about it during the episode, but it's the keystone of software publishers today. Without security, you are out of the game.
- The importance of being supported in change : Henry insists that lawyers can no longer evolve alone in the face of a rapidly changing market.
Why listen to this episode?
Henry Bouchet is not only talking about transformation, he is living it and implementing it.
He embodies a generation of entrepreneurs who look beyond classical models and dare to challenge the established order.
If you are a lawyer, entrepreneur, or simply curious about where the legal sector is headed, this episode is a gold mine.
Henry shares his vision with clarity, sincerity, and a healthy dose of realistic optimism.
The transformation is now
The legal sector is changing rapidly.
Those who know how to adapt, innovate and surround themselves with the right partners will get a head start.
Listen to episode
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